Online reputation management

    Your reputation is what they find.

    Change what they find.

    Start with a confidential review

    How it works

    Page one. Before and after.

    1. AnalyseEvery result on page one, who controls it, and why it ranks.
    2. BuildWebsites and profiles you own, done properly.
    3. PublishExpert content, interviews and coverage that deserve to be found.
    4. StrengthenAuthority, links and consistency, until search engines trust them.
    5. OutrankThe credible results rise. The rest move to where nobody looks.

    Own the space
    around your name.

    Your name Page one you control 2/8
    Negative article · 2018news-site.co.uk Not yours
    Old controversy, re-sharedtabloid.co.uk Not yours
    Aggregator quoting the 2018 storyaggregator.com Not yours
    Forum threadforum.com Not yours
    Someone else’s profilepeople-finder.com Not yours
    Follow-up article · 2021news-site.co.uk Not yours
    LinkedIn profilelinkedin.com Yours
    Company profilecompanyname.co.uk Yours
    Your official websiteyourname.co.uk Yours
    Professional profileindustry-body.org Yours
    Knowledge panel & brand entitysearch Yours
    Feature in an established publicationtradepublication.co.uk Yours
    Recent interviewpodcast.fm Yours
    Positive coverageregional-news.co.uk Yours
    Page twowhere almost nobody looks

    Illustrative. Real campaigns take months, and nobody can honestly promise a ranking.

    The internet
    has a long memory.

    Search results. News. Reviews. Forums. Images. Social profiles. Public records.

    So do we.

    Before we change anything, we find out exactly what is out there: where it started, what copied it, what props it up, and how long it will keep ranking on its own.

    Case filePosition on page one, by date first publishedIllustrative
    Sources
    Every page, post, profile and image that mentions you.
    Relationships
    What copied what, and which links hold it up.
    Authority
    How much search engines trust each site.
    Positions
    Where each result sits, and whether it's moving.
    Dates
    When it was published, updated and last crawled.

    Straight answers

    What can be removed?

    Some results genuinely can be removed or corrected, when there are legitimate grounds: content that's inaccurate, unlawful, out of date, duplicated, breaks a platform's own rules, or uses your personal information without good reason.

    Search engine delisting requests · publisher corrections · platform reports · privacy and copyright notices

    What can't?

    Accurate, lawful reporting that's in the public interest usually stays where it is. We'll tell you that at the start, not after you've paid. If something needs a solicitor, we'll say so.

    What can be outranked?

    Almost anything, given time and genuinely credible alternatives. That's where strategy begins.

    We don't promise
    to delete the internet.

    We build a stronger version of what it says about you.

    What we do

    Remove.

    Where content is inaccurate, unlawful, outdated, duplicated or removable through a legitimate process, we make the case and see it through.

    • Search engine delisting
    • Corrections and updates
    • Platform and privacy reports
    • Impersonation and copyright

    Suppress.

    Build enough credible authority to move unwanted results away from the places people actually look.

    • Websites and profiles you own
    • Expert and editorial content
    • Earned coverage
    • Technical search work

    Control.

    Own the websites, profiles, content, press and search footprint around your name, so the next problem has far less room to land.

    • Name and brand domains
    • Consistent, claimed profiles
    • Search monitoring
    • A plan for next time

    Clean the past. Build the present. Protect the future.

    Take the first step

    Search yourself.

    See what's really out there. Search your name, then tell this page what the first ten results are. It works out how much of page one you actually control. Nothing is sent anywhere unless you choose to.

    Open the search in a new tab

    For a fair picture, use a private window so your own history doesn't flatter the results.

    2 What are the first ten results?

    1. Result 01
    2. Result 02
    3. Result 03
    4. Result 04
    5. Result 05
    6. Result 06
    7. Result 07
    8. Result 08
    9. Result 09
    10. Result 10

    Yours you run or control · Neutral harmless, but not yours · Not yours someone else's, or unhelpful

    Page one control

    Owned by you0%
    Neutral0%
    Uncontrolled0%

    Reputation exposure —

    Mark each of the ten results to see where you stand.

    Request private analysis

    Is something

    Happening
    right now?

    Get urgent help

    Reputation problems don't keep office hours. Urgent enquiries are marked urgent the moment they arrive.

    You don't get
    a second internet.

    But you can get
    a fresh slate.

    Private. Strategic. Discreet.

    Start confidentially.

    Tell us as much or as little as you like. A first name and an email address are enough to begin.

    1. We read it. A person, not an autoresponder.
    2. We reply the way you ask us to, and nowhere else.
    3. We tell you straight what can be removed, what can be outranked, and what it would take.

    Rather email? hello@freshslates.com

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